Tyranny and the Hired Hand by Frank Tovey

Tyranny and the Hired Hand

by Frank Tovey

Released: August 29, 1989

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By the time of "Tyranny and the Hired Hand," Tovey had transitioned from his earlier synth-pop style to a more industrial and experimental sound. Frank Tovey's album "Tyranny and the Hired Hand" was released in 1989. This release came later in his career, following his earlier work under the Fad Gadget moniker.

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The album continues to reflect his interest in exploring themes of control, authority, and the human experience, blending electronic and industrial elements with his distinctive vocal delivery.

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Frank Tovey's album "Tyranny and the Hired Hand" was released in 1989. This release came later in his career, following his earlier work under the Fad Gadget moniker.

By the time of "Tyranny and the Hired Hand," Tovey had transitioned from his earlier synth-pop style to a more industrial and experimental sound. The album continues to reflect his interest in exploring themes of control, authority, and the human experience, blending electronic and industrial elements with his distinctive vocal delivery.

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